Water-leak sensor
Temperature sensor
Ultra-thin (3mm/0.12in) design
Up to 10 year battery lifetime
Up to 10 km (6 miles) range
Easy installation
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Strips MS +Drip is an innovative ultra-thin (3mm/0.12in) and wireless multi-sensor for LoRaWAN with water leak detection, developed for smart IoT applications such as building monitoring and operations. MS +Drip is excellent at detecting any water leakage and its slim and sturdy design makes it perfect for mounting concealed in small spaces. With a battery life of up to 10 years, you can set it and forget it.
Basic applications for MS +Drip is to alert in case of a water leak, and the temperature sensor can be used to alert if there is a risk of freezing pipes. Integrated to a smart building system and other IoT devices, MS +Drip can automatically turn on/off water flow or sound an alarm to alert the user about the water leak.
| Product | Strips Multi-sensor +Drip for LoRaWAN |
|---|---|
| Features | Default
Configurable
|
| Reporting | Temperature reporting based on deviation to save battery |
| Regions | Europe (863-870 MHz) North America (902 – 928 MHz) |
| Range | Up to + 14 dBm output power Rx sensitivity -137 dBm Up to 10 km range (free line of sight) |
| Dimensions | Sensor: 195*15*2.98 mm (7.67 × 0.59 × 0.12 in) Magnet: 12*2 mm (0.47 × 0.12 in) Mounting plate: 195*15*3 mm (7.67 × 0.59 × 0.12 in) |
| Operating Conditions | -30°C to +60°C ( -22°F to +140°F) Indoor usage |
| Power Supply | Built-in LiMnO2 battery. Battery life up to 10 years, depending on for instance network radio quality |
| Device type | Type A |
| Supports | LoRaWAN v1.0.3 Supports +Switch |
Sensative Strips are protected by one or more of the following patents:
Elongated wireless sensor assembly
Sweden: SE 537 509Europe: 3053152
EP 3 670 811 B1
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